Shannon Butt
Joy With Shannon is the heart of my work as a Mental Health Peer Supporter, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Mentor, Movement and Meditation Guide, and Creator of Wildcrafted Brooms and Embodied Programs. My work is shaped by lived experience, trauma-informed care, nervous-system awareness, and a belief that healing grows where people feel brave, seen, and held with compassion.
Here, you’ll find:
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Anchor — a self-paced program for stability
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Speaking & Workshops
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Guided Meditations
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1:1 Support, Yoga & Mentorship
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Wildcrafted Brooms
A place for softening. Remembering. A slow return to yourself.

How I Returned to Myself

“Do the best you can until you know better. Then, when you know better, do better”
Maya Angelou
My story isn’t tidy — it’s a mix of unraveling, rebuilding, and choosing myself even when I didn’t yet know how.
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For years I lived in survival mode, moving through addiction, confusion, and a feeling of being out of place in my own body.
Sobriety was the first step toward clarity, and my FASD diagnosis later in life gave language to what I had carried for so long.
Healing hasn’t been linear. It’s been therapy, community, grief, softness, and slow, steady work. Over time, I found ground firm enough to finally exhale.
My work now is rooted in the support I once needed most — a place to feel brave, seen, and met without judgment.
If you’ve known heaviness, overwhelm, or the ache of trying to hold it all together, I hope this space reminds you that nothing about you needs to be rushed or fixed.
This is an invitation to come home to yourself, gently, and at your own pace.


